On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 10:45:40PM -0500, Steve Wells wrote: > I have built several mod_perl applications in the past and my latest > development is leading me toward template-based websites. Using TT > within my mod_perl libraries is simple when dealing with static template > pages. However, I would now like the ability to have CGI scripts that > output template pages and modify them through mod_perl before sending > them out to the browser. Has anyone already done this? Any pointers -- > where should I be looking?
A similar question... I have a hand-rolled content handler in lieu of Apache::Template (which I couldn't get to work without recompiling things) which works fine: if the named page doesn't exist, it uses a global template (/index.html) to form the page and INCLUDEs the page-specific stuff[1]. Now, I'd like to add CGI processing to this, i.e. submit to a page that then passes back to the handler. Or, er, some other way that use the existing mechanism/handler. Any pointers, examples or even RTFM(!)s ? Thanks, Paul [1] http://spiraloasis.org/ -- all the pages look basically the same -- Emphasize repetitions
